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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08
FOREIGN EVENTS.

A MONSTER procession in honor of Glad
stone was held at Swansea, Wales, recently.
Gladstone, with prominent liberals OF
Wales, occupied a special stand from which
he reviewed the parade. One hundred
thousand Welchmen wearing rosettes and
bearing banners marched past the stand.
A contingent from the party pride headed
the line. Cannon were fired, aud the great
est enthusiasm prevailed. The procession
was five hours passing the review stand.
After the men had all passed they massed
to hear Gladstone, who spoke an hour.
He said the waste of time in the house Of
commons was due to the fact that the
coercion bill was badly framed, badly con-
Quoted, and wanting basis Of facts, ex-
travagant and insidious in its objects, to-
tally mismanaged as we'll as misconceived.
Lord Salisbury's complaint of obstruction
was unmanly and effeminate. The fatigued
conservatives would be given . longer
Whitsun holiday. He warned them that
they would be even more tired, for i would
b impossibls to permanently govern Ire-
land coerciyely in the light Of day and II
the atmosphere Of freedom. GlAdstons
aslsd ~ Wslchnsn - bslievs ~ Irish
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08
DEATHS SUMMONS.
Demise Of William A'mon Wheeler,
Ex-Vice President Of the
United States.
His Illness One OF Long Standing
Sketch or the Dead Statesman's
Busy Life.

Hon. William A. Wheeler, ex- Vice Pres
ident of the United States. died at his home
in Malone, N. Y, on Friday, the Sd day Of
June. Mr.. Wheeler had been slowly fail
ing through the last five or six years. until
last winter, when the progress Of the dis
ease became more rapid, and his physician
and friends begsn to fear The approach of
the end. On the night Of March he was
seized with chills, followed by sinking
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SITUATION m kEn1uckY.
A Chance for Republican Success n ~
Coming State Election.
lCoyineton iKx1 speoiai j

b
There il actual danger that The Demo
cratic patty will lose kentucky this year.
The condition OF affairs In this STATE var.
rants the conclusion that the Rspublioans
have q fair chance Of success. Never -
fore have the Democrats been In such
demoralized condition. When the Demo-
Gratis assumed control Of tho State twenty
years ago Kentucky Was free from debk
with balance Of "a COO, 600. Al the pros
ent time the surplus has not only been ex.
hausted, but the people are facing deficit
of 81 ,5OO, COO, and there 10 no satisfactory
explanat on OF how tho money has bssn
expended. The policy pu,sued by ~
party in powor has retarded the ma&esial
progress e ths statss - sad syss y l.
savs :1ons ,ss sgsias !. ~ Z
lucky with other States. A largo slemsnt
in the northeastern part Of the State h
opposed to Cleveland's administration.
They are led by Congressman Taulbee,
who represents one Of the mountain dr.
tricts. In the Democratic conventicn
which nominated Buckner for Goycrnoe
Taulbee had large following In YefusinR
to indorse Cleveland. The great obstacle
in the way of the Bourbons IL the Rrcwing
strength Of the Prohibition and Labor paS-
ties. Il is conceded BY all we'll l-posted
politicians that the temperance people will
cast from 10000 TO 81, 600 votes 10 ihe Au-
gust election. At least rs per cent. Of this
will be drawn from the Democrats, % the
Prohibition element is most numerous In
the rural districts, which have always given
overwhelming Democratic majorities. Il 10
becoming more and more apparent daily
that it was mistake to nominate BucknoF.
The Union wing Of the Democratic party
in Kentucky have no use for man whose
stock in trade Is his Confedsrals war
record and tho resolutions Of '96. A
leading Union Democrat from Lexington
said: "We arc in bad predicamsnt In
Kentucky. The Treasury 10 empty, there
is no effort to improve or develop the n.
sources of the State, and We have the Pro-
hibition and Labor vote to contend against.
General Buckner CON not command the full
party strength by several thousand and IL
Republicans have, in nominating General
w. o. Bradley fer Governor, selected u
strongest man they have. Beck and Car
Isle. realizing the serious danger, are COM
ing home to stump the State. Every Ken.
lucky Democrat approached ON the sub1ect
of the election comedies that II will b III
and Campbell Counties, in which CevinG-
- c.L E.s,;.io III, S.S -; - .:.s .o:..
=. ~ r".eo IsS ~.a - 49, n ~ cass 1nsS
; u0 unIOn .S. U ylIs. ~ w5.- 3
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nounss.ns;. nnsn; ...sS;a o0T 49, IN n Gs1 r1s3
.Io;n S.... s"s.s "ns4.S =: W x1. m ~ ~
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nvJ,S n.nh.h;s;.. 1S.' ~ SSsS S.Ss, wniSn n ~ y q -
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cnoas. o cns,;.i. cnJ "s r, pnsrh,,u. n ~. ~
sr,onS;d,s CroaA % anm;.s ne s epIO''csns S .s -
P'o!u'y e4uappu lU 1e ~ ~. ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08
Premature Cleveland BeemeFs.

The Democratic politicians, particulasly
those who do mot want M. Cleveland -
nominated, are indulging in = good deol q
absurd gossip over the questioa WhetAes
he did or he didn't cay thst hs vould - .
candidate for second term. The stosy
seems to have been started at . dinner of
Western Democrats in the midst Of char
acteristic Democratic hilarity. Than oaDo
Senator Vest and stated Ii On interviow
that he knew tho President would nct b .
cand date from sundry rsmarko he had
made in conversation. Then camo Sen.
ator German with the statement that ~
President had frequently expressed him-
self against second term twfee % stxon9-
ly ~ he is represented to have done by ~
press. Then cams Mr.. DonhsineE with
his story that the President wrote lG1eee
for publication, refusing 70 accept : ~
nomination, which he induced HIN % s1p-
press. Then cams Smith n. Wss1, wke.
terms with the President, and says that
Mr.. Cleveland told him be didn't want %
run again. And 90 the gossip RUS.
Meanwhile those who don't want hin ~
nominated fall back on his own state0eaA
in his letter ef acosptancs:
"No means tending 10 ths fnll rsalisalisa
OF form OF ROvefnment By the peoplo
would be more effective than an aneSA-
mont to the Constitation disqualieying ~
President for recollection. We r0eoGnl1o
in the eligibility Of The President log 70.
election most serious danger 70 that co1m,
deliberate, and intelligent political actioa
which must charactsfise : governnsn1 "
tho people.
Meanwhile the President hinsslf i =
mute shout ths matter = Pharaol's ngnl-
- 49, 4 Z
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08
THE FAMOUS IRISH EDITOR.
A Short but Interesting Pen Sketch
Of Mr.. william O'Brien, Of
ssUnited Ireland"

William o'Brien, tho Irish editor to whom
the Canadian mobs have lately been devoting
themselves. is a man under forty years OF age.
He was born in the town Of Mallow, and is the
last Of a family OF which all the other members
died OF consumption In person he is slight and
del cate, with reddish hair and pale complex
ion. He received q college education,
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~ N0RLKa.

Thege we're few vacant seats Ia the
apsra house tass svsnEn ;, The audisnce
which had assembled to witness the
presentation Of the thrilling drama
sFrom Sire 10 Son" BY Milton and
Dollle Mobiles testing 10 its utmost the
espaeity Of she large auditorium. The
audience vas such &c Seattle can al
ways be Fslied npon 10 turn ont when 4
really good attraction Is offered. Those
who cornposad Il expected 90 witness a
mssiiOrious performance a5d they wsre
not disappointed.
aRrou Sire 90 SON. Il q play Of more
than ofdlnRFy strength. While Il has
souas weak points, II IL exoalled by few
Claws Of ita elass. In csntairs many
thrilling situations. tha plot y wsll laid
and The Interest ID maintained with re-
variable uniformity throughout the
fouF aots.
Milton and Dollie MOBILES fully aus
tanned the favorable Fep1tation walsh
thsy have Iona enjoyed RmOrg the isea'
Ter goerg 81 the country. Their pre-.
senaation OF tho characters Of Alfred
and Mabel AEuitaae vas excellent and
won ApplaEse IN plenty from an audi
enos which vas eneiinsd 20 be critical
rather than anthusiasfie.
Tho company By which tie Nohie'
ere supported Il q strong one. II Is
shat may b termed q we'll roooded
company. every member having sus.
tanned his character Ia hiahlF sails
gaaioFy manner. where merit is 90
untformly Distributed u Il dimcult e
commend tndividuzi exceIleDes. IL i
safe 10 say, however, thai any company
hereafter appearing in Seattle uhich
nav numher among is member'
Thomas n. HunieF, Louis \. Howard
o. ChaElaa Morfell will Be accorded o
hearty Feaaption. Tue company sppears
this evening lie tbs Interesting drama Of
Love and Law.
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OyERLzgD PzssEEgsas.

- sEorrn a fhn NoFsher1 Rzcl1e
-. ~ n Morris, MKB y 6Aso1l
49, ~ 5,.a.6- q > lsrQacg Mks9 y " hll1
= 81 rl1r1. tEias n CuEeett. ME1 Hfzn : :
80, Z q nassT. n Grafton, Ms Il Z
-. b a Nf6is< " Woe11 ~ -. I =.
- ~ 8 watts. W } AnderHpn, 80 Z
ess-@a HuntinRtCn % tl1e 49, .'.A ..
-. Thnrsdays = A. - 80, s,s'.s
g ~. seF frsdsrick. II Funk. and $ enb
- xeeafnrd % the 0r1G1n & Cal
- s1sh9redey. Mr. Hlan, Mrs. y Azc1.
90, 3 il.lsfrIfna, , 8 3xlGhtqn. + "
100. oso Ennell, John nE4Faa9,
s.F5<efls. Geo Haniegs 3 - Ne. =
49,. "A Aekefmans a y IhonaA ~
,,s..s-zsze,sf ID via w &lsrlei1ns and y
~.riarnzfz
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WILL THE sEABECK MIL BIZ
REBUILT

Mr.. W. ]. Adsms. Presidents vt the
Washington LnmbsF Company. has
been Oh the Sound for several days on
important business. important not oGly
60 himsslf aud bis eoEapany, bat to
bnndFeds Of people on Puest Sound.
IL viii BE- remembered that about one
year ego tne company'a large mill &C
seabsok vas entirely destroyed by IRE.
rhls Ices, IL vas feared, wcald rain Mr..
Adams, bat be is not the Kind q man
who h 30 easily d0Be for. Instead q
rebuilding ct onee, Mr.. Adams par
chased me Pert Hadloek midi. enlarged
Il, and esEBneneed c1stins lumber With
aely feu weeks DELAY. Tha eoupaBy
he REPRESENTS continual Ia possession Of
she Seahsek mill Site ana iowa site. &sd
has maintained . store there ever sirce
the dse swept away ths mili.
The ether day . gentleman Ia tbs
eity aekea AS. Adawa II he cGniera-
plated Fahuiidiue the eeabcck mill. and
reserved The following rrplys The
eansidsFAsica % thai matter IL the
principal ohjsct az ny trip % tie Scuod
a this tlEne. canno3 say a this time
iasa wnat wa will Do, bat unless Soma %
nsy ealcaiaaious tail the Sesheck mi ]
VIII b ruhaiit n TIE fpFinQ.s
A FspoEteE called rpon Mr.. ID. X.
Howard, VIC ouns The h0eel aEd etAeE
xalaahas propAFty &i &eAhesk, and asked
hin whai he ghouRht &f. AdSzna wo1lc
As. Mr.. Houard eait; 'Of ceafae. NJ.
Adsuns bas net tad he uocid reouild
mi fram what / eaa gather ffnm hinl,
Rnd from ether ararcee, ! sasl oe sur
rFiEsd Ana dlHppolnied u NE NaaAirg
Ton Conpaay dos noa hasa nrss-ciAss
ssWraiif Fenafcg csaF TIE ste % TIE cd
go a. Sssbses b - Eiaela % neKi
aansuFr
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401 n4ll4MI2X 4Iazs1I4I3 . - -
wsza alsd for reeura gestardsg:
5nAn 4 es1ns an1 wife 20 @ O BE
/ UfllEn. tEaEt onnkAantnn 10 agEe1 g
"a - q 81 nnrEh. range I eazss 3lago
UHils1 6las1a g 1ohn 9ehiis Iooeix.
eran FEeeaua frr hnuenesad enfxy fuR -
acrea q 80 ~. p . noEan. range
Unlisa siaiss % A. Rulhsrfurd, re-
eeigeEig Kes1ins for f1t 3, ase %, tp -
north, image eakt; Gas
MoxlheRn PAaane RsilFma9 Ounar4n1
% 6gEokfa IuGNensun, cEFif6sazs % ipks
& 4and 8 SO s y 3 narfAs range !
esd; RD&W.
DAVIS B Binei0w % Kmeline Bia1lgw.
lots % inclusive. n block 8 lafs 4
and 5, block s. lots ! and q. block ~;
lets 8, 6 I, q 9 ard 10. block Is; lots I
and s, bio1k -; la l. block 81; ln11 /, 2.
49, q 3 and 10, block 40. iola and :.
block 81, al ID Bizeiow'g addition %
61atiis; also tots 81. 8, 3 and e, block
"a e Bizslsw's srpplemeztal addition
70 6onllle; 81.
Rrsriar snd wifs 10 Rsbsrt viii
sen, fKur9a 10 and III In WEST Seattle.
Eve agEe kEaekB No 3; $50.
Loza11e d 0akriBon and wife % Ia
cob Gnlisrmoxioh, lot 7. biook 41, d
Collins a1di1ion % Seattle; 500.
nenlah Alice Carey ana hashand DO
Jane 3 GtKann. lcs !, block 8 IN North
eEn addison 70 Sszt1le, el26.
Oathezins p Blaine and husband -
w n Gleason, w Of lots end 6
block as D ) Ma3nardaa plan Of Be-
aatis; e1o0o.
Cafkerins Blaine and hushAnd 10 VIM
r Mckay. assigned 10 Paris Mccain.
aaraemans 70 sell lots aud 6. block 45s
ID 3 Mnynnrd's Plan Of Seattle $3.50.
Della , Van Dorsn and osheEa 70 VIM
Phillips s1eEonaon, agreement 10 oop-
vsV certain fntaEeG1s IN trae1 IN sec u,
tp a north. range 4 east; Be-.
Lois A 1FsEooo and husband - daa
Boutwell,, lotaS and 4, block 81, In Sarah
4 Bells heirs addition 10 seattles
$500.
OhaEias Ksnnstl and wife to Slmon
R1mpf. 90 aore tract In go 3, ~ Is
north, range east; $50.
Charles Kennett and wife 10 Chris
tian T CIangen, 90 aeres In SEQ 2. % .
north, range 4 east; 1915.
A "A Smith and wife 70 Robert n Ne.
Radden, s y Of los 8, block s, IN A A
Denuy's plan Of Seattle; $4,000.
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Ths Aotlbszu RncEer rnllma6 4
a1out - maks . shanas IN ~ time
sehs6uia whfsA wlll nnatsrinIlg aasns
ths arrival nd espasta1s 81 izzins -
nsd fs1m this eitT. Tksnsu tire lahls
VII BE- al91nNed soas - onnbie eanse
eeaneetfCn1 ~ BE- ma9a hDtBaan tha
kuExt 8c1nd Hhcrs ard NcFthera Paci.
e ilueA sd - Q result 9 teFp1Eh
fsssGb1 ard p41enesx services III -
c4sEed fEDn Aeaills b pnints eaal and
a093h. 1be change waa dEci&ed ur0n
e TIE SCI xaeelina q ~ NuEtbaKn Pa
els dlreoleTs aud orders have beEu 4.
see1 for oasryieE i into edes1. Trains
VIII b. run u nerogdanos with tn na9
a0Gednie peoEmbly ou Mogsnab8x IA.
apsrfntsa6sn1 =. n. Bneklsg ard 4.
T. Mii1eF are nog ennAged b AKfaDR
ina for Ne lMpEnTsd asTYieo.
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POLICE COURT VOTES.


Herman Piper vas brought before
Justice Jones' on Q charge Of carrying
concealed weapons under eiFcnnsian.
ces stated 10 yesterdays issae Of tbii
paper, and be was 6ned Ga including
costs.
The arRumects IN the Salvation Army
case we're heard IN the same ooaFt. The
council for the defense, Mr.. Lewis,
SPOKE foE over two hours, and the As
sissant Prosecuting Attorney making q
very strong plea for the comnAittal Of
the two defendants for trial.
Justice Jones sent "a. Wilson 10 The
city chain gang 70 serve six days fol
drunkenness.
Mike Lynch, charged With assault and
battery, vas fined SIS, and on security
being given was allowed two weeks ID
which 70 pay the money.
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4 NYgTERY "a ~ ~


rsymsar Whismoss. vho lives On he
sh0re Of Lake Waahinaaon, near the
wassr worku. mads . discovery h tbs
woods near shsre Wednesday last which
msds bis hair stand np. Or would have
done 20 had be been Of q timid diego
sitiou. He found mAn's hat undsr q
tree. ana neaF 4 9 more % less freshly
Allied IL grave, or ghat be judged. from
fta eixs, % be q grave. After netting
these pointa be hurried home and told
his father. and they both Eet1xned to
iuvesliqsts matters more ikoFouRhly,
taking with then s pick and shovel.
AxFivina at the suspicious looking SPOT
they began digging Gus tbs Ieose earth.
After digging doWm until they bad
siraak Bolid earth, they discovered 3
rope which plainly vas marked With
bleed.
This with the hai only increased their
fears that s0oas dreadful orime had
been oommiftsd. A careful exanina.
tion u The vicinity Of the grave. % what
appears 10 be = grave, developed moth
iIlQ which aAoEded an explanation Of
the mystery. Mr.. Whitmote reported
the matter - Sheriff OeohFane. and In
ouirIea are being made, although there
doss nos appear 50 be any clue With
which 20 begin an investigation.
One theory ia that this Il the grave In
which vas buried the remains OF the
man who vas foand hanging near there
sometime early last summer, and that
after the body had bsea BARRED some
one, probably With commission 20 So
cure the body FOR dissection, OF for tbs
skeleton, lid dug Il 40. 10 opposition
10 thIa IA the u0iiklihOod OF the suicide
and burial occurring there withont Mr.,
Whitmore knowing something about
u. The fading Of the bat is, OF Itself
cot considered Of mash consequence,
bu1 In conneation with the hioedy Fope
and grave, Il helps 10 suggest thai some
thing occurred which 10 one IL able 10
explain.
----se~oss-
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porsa srnnRr woaK.-ssress Com
alasloasr oummlngs. In speaking Of
tAs street wcEk eOIns ca. said' u nov
h.xa = foroe Of Is usap uoFkine toE the
si,s. Theas are divided 40 into several
asnes, aud each gang has 9 fofeman'
ahich / Appciat from theiE number
Ths LARGEST force Il nov engaged 70
pattlna 10 tha saver % Rike street
fhia "a Z Bio lob snd Is taking oonsid-
cradle time. Az tho lows grows u y
fonna necessary % open new streets
aad have q number Of man doina ahAs
Ana Of work. There have already bean
Anoueh stressa ordered open % keep ne
aqlnn fog shs NEXT six fn9Dthe. Opec
lna 4 street. consists In femovtna the
slandina timber ffoEa Is aud opsntnE .
roadway thraaRbs mskirS y tassaole
Zee teams. THIS work Il dcae ~ TIE
enpanse Of ths city and toe Counoii y
zoe sale judge Of whether tha wotk e
uesessasY or not. After q petition y
ffsapptod Esking fot the OPENING Of a
osEaAiN street. tee matter q referred 70
tha nxonsse committee which COMMITTEES
visits tAe location and looes ever sne
eruand. IL Il appears 20 The majority
OF t1o4o k0AAAAAtA es@t 49,
s,enf "a necessary. 80 ahead and
maka Il as soon - can Get aFoona e
@. Asa rale, each atFees - opened 90
sondina le rs turn 90 the us. some
tlnea, when Il Il atuWn thai ersaa ne
eesslty exists foE tue tmmediats open
tua Of certain street. that street y
given sha pfeference etef other streets
4hsre no immediate n9oeeslty exisie.
Altar . street hAa bsea opened tbs greg
eFty haldsrs on THAI street ere there
Afasf tAxaa for all further tmprove-
cnsnsa, gaeh 81 RsAdin9 and sidewalks.
ssuass, heeevsF. are PAL in a. tha sx-
pense u TIE eity."
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zlsisz sl.n. q E1suma. spsna ysllss.
d. 81 Janks0n. og Pot Gamhls, wni
b tie oifg ye1tef61g.
MlH Pa1dpak. e Tannma. dnnGhasE
q - nizAep. Visife1 Boat1ls yesterday.
OallanncE Bann1m e. PnEt Tnw1eana
arrived heza yazk1EdAg b. ths OlympiRn
and Frosssdsd - Ta1oEa % ths North
Enci4a.
Mr. ". J. Adzna. q San Rrnnanus,
wAo hns hsen In Seattle en- Imp0Einni
nnzlzans, lefl Tor homs iAia meEnfna ca
the Harvard.
AR. 4. A. Smith. q Rsunt sirssl, iafl
tkis m0Enina CO TIA Haywar& for q
business txip 30 San FRANCHISES. he will
travel TIE overland Eeuta.
Coionel y. =. Prosssr, Andifor of
faktna eonntY. nzxised hsrs yesterday
afiernDen On tAs MeElh Rnaiac. having
tasf arrived via The Ewiichhaek.
Mr.. Oharlaa DiitenhoHsE, trxssIlss for
tie arm e DiifanhozsF, Haas d o., Of
San krnnei81a. is fgknR Seriously % -
Prnvidsnss Eospftnl vita pnenmnnia-
Bixhop PAddoak and Rev. Mr. Wells.
q Taooma, same % 6sa11se YeskeEday b
ansis1 Rev. George HeEbor1 WatDun e
the funeral Of fks late Mrz. Dudley
BiznehnFd.
t. Miner arrived last nlQht ffom q
ehort bazi1ess visif 70 Taccnna, where
be had - eonfenenes with MF. =. ~.
Buekieg. He also met Mr.. SnulEs nt
th0 iermiun8.
Captain 7. A. Jensou, of Tie Wiid-
wood, left this morning for OalifoEnia,
going overland. fhs rnmox that he
goes below TO huY a steamboat, be
claims 20 be unfounded.
Mr.. 2. u. Street. for tha past shroa
years connected with The SnadzV Star,
has resigned his pegilion en- thai payer
and gene 10 WILDLY Island 70 take
charge Of his farm, which requires I'll
Of hi8 attention. Mr.. Street. has many
friends n Seattle Who wish him success
Ia lis new vsntare.
n. A. FaiFuhild, whaicom; AEia Alsx.
andsr, Montana; n. J. Raberts0n and
wife. Squak; i. =. Howard and wtfa,
New York; 8. +. Burns. B. T. Rockford,
San Francisco; O. ~ KiamminR, Blan-
chaEd; p. Ebbons end wife, Rsnton; J.
=. Ngumsn, San Francisco; D. HcDon-
aid, B. B0rneit, Shelton; L. Herman,
Philadelphia; Bishop Paddock, Misa
Paddock, /. Il. Wells and wife, Tace-
ma; @. w. KempgtsF, Spring Brook; e.
Rosenberg. Portland; Gilton Nobles
and wife. Brooklyn, n. T.; B. b. Bass
ford, New York; 7. 81. Hnntsg. ]. n.
Richards, San Francisco; B. Anderson.
So. Louis, II. Clifton, Mnkllieo; J. n.
Edwards, Spokane; J. B. Diekenson.
SIMMER; @. w. Ohiids, winston, N. O..
!. NJ. Kimball, II. w. Shaskuak, PORT
Townsend, and II. Hobson, Denver, are
a. the Occidental.
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bG0wHMa AaArs. -CARaain konda. q
ths Wed Point nSsl hoase. states ihAi
uAe foe horn 81 thai ssas'un has essa 70
uairpd and i noW Kept hcwtsa9 coo
sfautlv "a warn passing vessels o. dana
q. Nc came 10 seattle tass eundAy and
sired Oapsatn Powell, tbs Supsrtniea-
Aeot. thai tas foa hern Was o1t Of ef
So IA then weat hona and Fspeirec
a. aaFuaRe, ana ha6 tie whistle Rosns
Ia . daY o. 90 thereaftaf. eaeeEaay
whils d the city. be resolved 9 fspty
ftom Captaia Powell. insttnetise nin
6 hAsa 9 competeni maeeinise exanl.n.
tha DAMAGE and rspors Oh TIE EFooAcaS
sost ot the repairs.
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WHAT ~ Im nor

The symptoms Of Bili0naness are IN.
happily bui too vel known. They diflel
In different Individuals 30 soma extent
a Bilious man IL seldom q bFeakfaaI
eater. Too frequently, alas. be has an
excellent appetite Tor liquids. but nonE
for ssiidB Of q morning. His tongue
win hardly be4r inspection 90 any time;
q Il Il not white and fuEFed. Il is rough,
e. ell events.
Ths digestive system u wholly out Of
order, and Dlafthea or Constipation
may b g symptom, or the two may
alternate. There are often HemoT.
Ehoids OF sven loss Of bleed. There
may be ei0diness and often headache
and acidity OF hatuience and tenderness
in TIE pit Of the stomach. To eoTFecl
all this, II net effect q cure, try 9ysssss
AHgaisf FlotDsr, it costs but q tribe, and
thousands attest tie efficacy.
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QuAzzxss 6EcUnKn. = TIA RAEistes
and Reserves Of he Distriss Land Of
nea kavs secured s1sss 81 he third
aooF Of tke Yeslsf LsaFy block. Co the
eaxner Of Ffont and Nil szrtelA Tha
ofHeea 50 0iynpis eli b eineed en- TIE
ltlh inst-. and VII Be apsnsd 20 hese
on the aEst o. DsoembeF.
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.or,cE.-ysn dsliars Fsssesc
p. - rasd seF lnSormetIon
. ~. q sno arsst nno cen-
$500 $500 y any enc found sssAi-
s - eacIss 81 me post-intsiil-
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...-~,sugacut the CITY.